Anyone utilizing SMP for folding?
Anyone utilizing SMP for folding?
I am considering reentering the fold. My dual, quad core opteron system is bored. There is a SMP version of the folding program, is it any easier to use. 8 instances would be a bit cumbersome.... Also suggestions for flag sets on an eight core system.
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i use it but it has gotten very buggy the last year or so, from what i have read it runs better in linux than windows.
alot of people run virtual machines of linux from windows and like itm i tried that but was kinda a hassle for my needs.
the big new thing is GPU work units, i haven't done that so far but it is a major points puller from all accounts.
i would think 2 instances of SMP in different folders and use the SMP flag on each one to make sure it uses 4 cores.
http://folding.stanford.edu/English/Guide
alot of people run virtual machines of linux from windows and like itm i tried that but was kinda a hassle for my needs.
the big new thing is GPU work units, i haven't done that so far but it is a major points puller from all accounts.
i would think 2 instances of SMP in different folders and use the SMP flag on each one to make sure it uses 4 cores.
http://folding.stanford.edu/English/Guide
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